It's amazing to see how a grant from MS Society UK started all this off 40 years ago. Thanks so much to all our donors and volunteers who support our research programme

.Emily Davis is bringing together her love of ballet and research to study how dance can help people with MS. This inspiring work will be expanded as part of Lorna Paul's MS Society UK Doctoral Training Centre bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Back with the PREVENT Dementia team to celebrate ten years of the study. An out of the box idea by Craig Ritchie a decade ago has fuelled a rich collaboration between the researchers, 800 participants and funders including Alzheimer's Society Happy Birthday to all involved!

Huge thanks to the brilliant Mark Webb for supporting our work and talking about the importance of research, i love this video!

Exciting new @nature paper identifying new molecular pathways involved in smouldering MS. Congrats to the authors Cory Willis L Peruzzotti-Jametti Grzegorz Krzak Pluchino lab - Regenerative Neuroimmunology

#scijobs Job alert! There are four vacancies at the MS Society UK Edinburgh Centre of excellence: 2x postdocs, RA and a technician. AnnaWilliamsLab is a truly excellent scientist and wonderful person to work with - don't miss out!! ed.ac.uk/clinical-brain…

🤝 We're delighted to welcome 46 participants from 12 countries to our 2-day Focused Workshop in 🔆 Nice, France! It's a great opportunity to exchange insights on regenerative studies in #MS with leading experts. 💡See what's on the agenda: bit.ly/49FnFgP

And while you're thinking about MS Frontiers abstracts, Young scientists should also get thinking about ECTRIMS too

One more week to get your abstracts in for MS Society UK MS Frontiers 2024 - share your research with us in Liverpool 4-5 July, deadline is noon 11 March mssociety.org.uk/research/for-r…

#ACTRIMSForum : Dr. Afsaneh Shirani (University of Nebraska) – analyzing FDA data showed that diabetes treatments promoting weight loss (e.g., metformin) were associated with lower odds of having MS.

Summary: ntlms.org/3UVy8jK

Society study: ntlms.org/48xP4jj

Based on this data, absolutely nothing to choose between #Evobrutinib and #Teriflunomide on clinical and biomarker outcomes #MS

A wonderful day to be in east London for the Launch Symposium of the Queen Mary University of London Centre for Preventative Neurology Centre for Preventive Neurology hosted by its Director Ruth Dobson

We have a date!
Women scientists in MS...
Applications for the 2024 Rachel Horne Prize opens Friday 8 March!
This year the US$40,000 award will honour a female scientist whose exceptional clinical research work has improved patient care in women with MS.
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Quite unhappy to present at ACTRIMS® the negative results of the phase 3 trials of evobrutinib. Let's hope that the other BTKi that are coming will be positive for the good of our PW #multiplesclerosis

Mick Craig @mickcraig.bsky.social and I seek applications from motivated students interested in undertaking a 4 year PhD programme in Neuroimmunology, alongside our External Partner Organisation, Medannex. Medical Research Scotland and Medannex Ltd fund this studentship.

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Are you planning on submitting an abstract for this years #MSFroniters ?

You must register to attend MS Frontiers before the abstract closing date to be considered.

The closing date for submissions is Monday 11 March at 12 noon - don't miss out mssoc.uk/4b6sEbI

You'll be missed hugely by the MS community Dave💔 This was taken at the MS Society UK carol concert in 2018, which Dave came to with Lili. Such a lovely guy who did a lot for our MS community. Thoughts are with your family and friends 🧡 #RIPDave Hairy Bikers

Out today Nature Communications Thanks to Royal College of Ophthalmologists Fight for Sight Guy's and St Thomas' School of Immunology & Microbial Sciences School of Life Course & Population Sciences UK Biobank for supporting this research! Congratulations Pavel Loginovic and collaborators for a huge international undertaking

Fantastic paper in Nature Communications from Dr Tas Braithwaite and colleagues at King's College London and Exeter Med School showing how #mutliplesclerosis genetic risk scores can help predict whether people experiencing optic neuritis will go on to be diagnosed with MS nature.com/articles/s4146…

Fantastic to see REFUEL-MS (@KingsCollegeLon Avegen NIHR Research MS Society UK) chosen for the IDAP pilot scheme to fast track innovation into the NHS; an effective fatigue tool is much needed and this means it will reach people with MS quicker: kcl.ac.uk/news/kings-led…